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IJMS, Vol. 23, Pages 11285: Balanced Force Field ff03CMAP Improving the Dynamics Conformation Sampling of Phosphorylation Site (International Journal of Molecular Sciences)
 


Phosphorylation plays a key role in plant biology, such as the accumulation of plant cells to form the observed proteome. Statistical analysis found that many phosphorylation sites are located in disordered regions. However, current force fields are mainly trained for structural proteins, which might not have the capacity to perfectly capture the dynamic conformation of the phosphorylated proteins. Therefore, we evaluated the performance of ff03CMAP, a balanced force field between structural and disordered proteins, for the sampling of the phosphorylated proteins. The test results of 11 different phosphorylated systems, including dipeptides, disordered proteins, folded proteins, and their complex, indicate that the ff03CMAP force field can better sample the conformations of phosphorylation sites for disordered proteins and disordered regions than ff03. For the solvent model, the results strongly suggest that the ff03CMAP force field with the TIP4PD water model is the best combination for the conformer sampling. Additional tests of CHARMM36m and FB18 force fields on two phosphorylated systems suggest that the overall performance of ff03CMAP is similar to that of FB18 and better than that of CHARMM36m. These results can help other researchers to choose suitable force field and solvent models to investigate the dynamic properties of phosphorylation proteins.


 
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